Nikolaos Sismanis

1 week ago | tipranks.com | Nikolaos Sismanis

Uber Technologies (UBER) stock is on a tear without brakes in sight. Following the company’s Q1 earnings, which dropped yesterday, the numbers were hot in the top and bottom lines. Robust growth in ridesharing and delivery, plus game-changing autonomous vehicle partnerships, keep Uber’s engine purring. Meanwhile, free cash flow is rising, turning Uber into a cash-generating beast.

1 week ago | tipranks.com | Nikolaos Sismanis

Hims & Hers Health (HIMS) is outperforming and posting numbers that make you wonder why anyone still doubts the stock’s longevity. Bears have long scoffed at its telehealth model, hammering the stock down to $25 just last month. Yet yesterday’s Q1 results were a masterclass in defiance, with eye-popping revenue and profit growth that sent shorts scrambling. Stock bears are still hanging on, but given how cheap the stock has become, a run towards $100 per share may be coming sooner than most expect.

1 week ago | tipranks.com | Nikolaos Sismanis

Apple (AAPL) stock has bounced back impressively after last month’s tariff-driven sell-off sent it tumbling. Sure, the stock took another hit last week post-Q1 results, but it felt more like investors cashing in profits than genuine panic about the business. In fact, I would argue that the tech giant’s numbers were a masterclass in resilience, proving Apple’s ready to navigate the stormy tariff waters engulfing all trade-sensitive stocks.

1 week ago | tipranks.com | Nikolaos Sismanis

I’ve been pounding the table on Meta Platforms (META) for years, writing several articles about why it’s a screaming buy. Following the stock’s steep sell-off last month as tariff-driven fears overwhelmed the market, I took advantage of the situation and continued adding to my long META position. Buying the dip was a great idea, as the social media giant’s Q1 earnings blew the doors off expectations last week, forcing analysts to scramble and reprice the stock.

2 weeks ago | tipranks.com | Nikolaos Sismanis

Palantir Technologies (PLTR) has emerged as a polarizing yet undeniable force in the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics. Shares are up 402% over the past year, riding a trend of explosive revenue and free cash flow growth acceleration. In fact, PLTR’s commercial deal pipeline is now gushing at the highest level in the company’s history. Palantir’s latest results notably showed a 43% customer growth and a $5.4 billion revenue pipeline.